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y P IALTIEs.
OUR TRADE DEMANDS, MORE AND MORE,
THE FINEST GOODS THAT CAN BE HAD.
THE FINEST NOT ONLY IN STYLE. BUT IN
MATERIAL, TRIMMING, AND WORKMAN
SHIP.
WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
PRINCE ALBERT AND FoUR-BUTToN CUT
AwAYCoATsMADEF RoMF1NE, IMPORTED
woRsrED GOODS. LINED THROUGHOUT
WITH SILK. OR sILK-FACED.
THESE ARE GOTTEN UP AFTER THE
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED PATTERNS,
AND IN STYLE CANNOT BE TOLD FROM
FINE MADE-To-oRDER GARMENTS
BESIDE THE woRsTED We HANDLE
FINE LINES OF IMPORTED cAssIMEREs.
THESE ARE MADE ONLY IN CUTAwAY
COATS. But FOR CHARACTER AND REAL
VALUE CANNOT BE ExcELLED BY GOODS
MADE TO MEASURE
THESE ARE MOSTLY IN NEARLY PLAIN
PATTERNS, DARK MIXED, CHECKS
BROKEN PLAIDs, AND IND1sT1NCT
STRIPES.
OUR STOCK Is SUPPLIED FROM THE
BEST MANUFACTURERS OF NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA. BESIDE, WE HAVE
OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE STYLES, MADE
SPECIALLY FOR Us, AND NO ONE ELSE
HAS THEM.
THE FINE PRINCE ALBERT AND CUTA.
WAY COATS ARE MOSTLY THE WANNA.
MAKER GOODS, AND WE DON'T HESITATE
TO SAY THAT, TAKE THEM ALL IN ALL,
STYLE, FIT. MATERIAL. AND MAKE UP.
THEY ARE THE BEST THAT ARE MADE.
FOR THIS REASON WE GIVE SPECIAL
NOTICE OF THIS PARTICULAR MAKE.
FEELING SURE THAT NO ONE WHO BUYS
THEM WILL FAIL TO GET FULL VALUE
AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
+. b BARNUM & o.,
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LAsxErs LOAN Orrrcn

No. 361 Pennsyivania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches, p1r
nopds. Jewelry, Pistols, Guns, Mechanical Toola
Isdies and Gentlanen's Wearing Apparel IT'D 81
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT ~ ec2 ;
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

TroR RENT-FURNIsRID HOUSE IN GOOD or
IL aef NTH mod linIs rooais aud cellar. S32 2ith
= ~ ISr inontR IA adNElre AIg,ly Go Mis- IN
Dthhlll- Tempo Hotel Goa nth ~. NV Apl3-St
lrok hENE- LipROlr FAkk. EI1Hl ROOM
prlek cot,sse eli modern improvements psessant
ioc9tlss; .nlrt nsigllborhood. newly spered sud
apl9-eo3t'
ISoA RENI-Ysb 9TH 81. y ": Ia ROOMS,
II four-story. With modern fuuroveuionts. rent
stu.,e kes next door. s2s- VI. NJ. hoHRER
apis-St I'D and last Capitol sss.
NOR RENT
IL % Iowa Circle. 3-story brick. Tor ...... a 100
2-ll cleveland ave- 2-st ,ry hriCk h. Or -. ls.sO
l3c2 Il. ne. s-story hrck, tr ......... ~ 81
laO4 4 st n g. 2-story brick, tr ........, 90 80
1900 ST ne. 2-s;orS orlck aud store = 40
NJ NJ. PAkkEk .
apl9-i2t lsls h ct nv
USoR RENr-fuRNIsHED. AT SUMNER RATEs--
II lS2S jefferson Place l4I6 81. 1918 Rhode
Island ave. 1868 y st. l121 pesales, 1873 New
HamI shire lnfumis-lesi-lolgG ,nnestcut ave .
lfiS s.Sd st. b. n ROBERTSON.
apla lalb N st nv
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! Esr Eat ss SIS E. EnH ~ s SIS
J JJj j ZEE ( 4 ssss Fee J ssss

$1.6S Stockinet Jerseys, with coat backs for the
Special Sale tomorrow $l.25
~ 10 Braided Jerseys reduced to sl75, because We
have only SO and AZ sizes.
S268 Braided Jerseys reduced to al 90, because we
have only small Sizes
GAGS Basque shaped stockinet Jerseys reduced to
81 SO for the Special Sale. +,f IN
S198 Extra Fine Imported stockinet Jerseys, for
Special Sale Sl.48 - III.
~ The broken lots are reduced permanently; other
lots for tomorrow only.
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sp10 031 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
LET Us Reason ToarrHnn.
LOST.
NOT By VERY LARGE MAJORITY
HAVE FOUND IT.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CON.
PANY FILLS THE BILL
Thusly, .
CHEvIoT SUITS,
Seven Different Mixturea
SACKS AND CUTAWAY6,
DOLLARS.
MATCH THEM IF YOU CAN
Pause for moment! We have other communication
to make
Briefly: We have in stock variety Of goods 70,
Men. Youths. Boys and Children.
CUsS Us Or CROWN US
WH1CHEvE R STAND YOU TAKE FOR HIGH ART
AND ELEGANT CLOTHING YOU BET
WE TAKE THE CAKE,
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
ap19 Corner 7th and @ st,. nv.
w The NokNoob fSsf n3a 4ss :.iscs Bosrd,n,
and Day School for Young Ladies' and Little 0drlS
opens It's mxth annual eession September 2Qth. 1887
& Virginia, begins July lot. SPECIAL faciise 81 Art
VA w .. CABETi. Principsis. spisiam
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EoR RENT

LSoR RENT
II 1922 10Th ST.. 12r. 81
l52l3lA. l:,r.. in.i-,.52 !
S225 10th ST.. l0r..nI.i40.i
22l0 r st. FRS. fur. -
2242l Pa. ave. scr. 81
ll45 2lst, Tor. m.L..35.a
1919 q St. Tor, m. L.. i
1923 ] St, ST.. In.l- Boz
ll30 20th st..1r.,m.i.25. j
100. ) St, rs, In.i-25.5
l. 50 y ST., Sr. -.......25.5
ZOO " St. Or. mi. ..., 3
1919 Both, 7r., water. 20.3
22J0 Cleveland av. .2Q.3
2423 h st, ST.. q
2llS IA St. Srs- 20. 4
Ills 2e:5d St. 1r.....11.a
2lo04 l st. NV. Ar. IL. )
1859 Valley st......l6.s
Fora full list apply to
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140o l404. l40G Ma
OFFICES

46S Ia. ave. hasementS30
- 435 eth at. LIST n 4r -
, Vernon Row. room IL. ~
- ath and PA. ave, ruI. = les
= 9TH snd Pa. ave. rms 10
u Gunton Bldg. r 2o..-l2.5o
rtson Of the property on my
u Office for bulletin issued on
1hOS. y. wAGGAMAN.
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L 5il psf NV llrs30.5o ) IAnsdon Ter, n sl0
42s College stn ioI 22 Blagden's alley .4rl030
a1s ST. NV, ssore8csl 2Q IL ST sw.. -
e20 st. NV 2 ef. Il AZ GA sumner q. NV 5r ID
Ala lth IT,. 6rs 50 20 II St ne, -. I'd
A. b. CAYwOOD.
ap16-3t' Corner 9th aud X sts nv.
ISOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE
II and pleasantly stuated Brick Dwelling, nine roomS
inciudinG bath los I'd st ne sDl4-SlSs
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Toxossow. WEDNESDAY. Assu 20.

so dozen Fancy Pin Stripe English Hose double toes
and heels. Regular price, 23c. Special Sale price 19c
100 dozen Shoppers celebrated Hose black colors
and fancy stripes. Regular price, Soc. Special Sale
price. 31c
so dozen Silk Finished Iisle Thread Hose black and
new spring shades 40 Cheap at soc.
100 dozen English Light weight Cotton Hose Maco
split feet black. light and dark colors 44c Usually
Acc pair.
IS dozen French Black Isle Thread Hose drop
stitch silk finish Have been sold at 75c Special Sale
price, 49o
so dozen Silk Hose in black and new shades white
split feet Superior to the Silk Hose usually offered
for Soc.
eE S2. 10 Jersey fitting Silk Vests, colors Sl98.
II Jersey fitting Isle Vests, all colors Soc.
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EoR RENr-HoUsrs.
STORES. ETC.

Str. rfll.. part cellar.
4th and y sts.n. WI
Str. rm. lJ4l NJ 81. NV. I
Stable rear l4l6 X st. Il
Cellar, i543 VI 81. N. W.
Store RIM 4.sl l. 1T. Sc.
The above Is only a 10
books. For full list call 4
the LIST and 10th. taplal
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15 1907 H., 6rs.. water l6 30
30 Cor. 5thSta ave. s e. sr ID
% 40o-vs- 10 h ne, 4r...-ls
!. g : als so'e Court ss pr 5r .il5o
30 Rear 20l7 " 4 ave. Or. IL
81 4O3 lsichardson St, Ar 10
30 AZ 9TH 81. Sc, 4 r.. "a
30 1913 Jefferson st..5 n. 10
30 Water St, CT, 2r......l0
30 Rear 5l4 oath. st. DR.. 80
So BID Va. ave. DID
30 1881 Bath 81. al ...-.-S
80 Houses IN rear NJ, Ar. 8
10 ) I'm. IA. on Mater NV. 8
10 STORES.
80 21S 9th st. a. 80. 90
80 s. Y. cor. 4th and q SITS.
80 Sc. store and ; r.. p 30
WESCOTT& WILCOX.
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EoR RENT-FRoNT HALL ROOM, 1sr FLOOR,
Apply TO W. RILEY DEEBLE, Basement. spl9-lm
NOR RENT-THE THIRD FLOOR ENTIRE OF
T l407 st. for e25 per month, desirable tor claims
attorney. Good Rooms in 81 Cloud Building and Cha
apS-2w JOHN SHERMAN Co, l4O7 + ct.
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EOR RENT-sTABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 i ST.:
I new and very de1irahle dxe stallD and carriage-
room Apply to A. T. BRICE, ia 18th Ct ap7-lm
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11

The New York Sun is urging the states
that have laws against miscegenation,
that is, the intermarriage of white
persons with those having negro blood in
theirsveins, 10 repeal such statutes. The
Sum cites the action of Ohio, where
theE Legislature has recently re-
pesied such law, and com
mends the legislation to other states.
The Suns teachings on this subject may
find acceptance in some sections of the
Union, but it will be very distant day
when the legislature of any southern
state can be induced to repeal the mis-
Cegenation of laws which exist with the
single exception of Louisiana) in every
southern state. THE GAZETTE will not
assume that the inhibition as to the inter
marriage of the two races will never be
swept away in the south. Fred Douglass
theory that the white will ultimately ab-
sorb the darker race may come true.
When one looks around here in the south,
where the bulk OF the negro population of
the United States is domiciled, and note
how large per cent. of the negroes have
white blood in their veins, 1t is too much
TO say that the outcome will not be as
Douglass has predicted. One thing is GER
tain, aud that is the superior race will
never be absorbed by the inferior. If
there is to be process of absorption it
viii end in the disappearance OF the dark
or race. The problem need not be con-
sidered in the south ty this or several
subsequent generations. 1t will take
care Of itself and work out its solution,
whatever that may be, by natural and
gradual laws and no one now living need
waste moment worrying over the out
come. But the temper of the south to-
day is properly and unsltersbly against
any proposition looking to a leveling OF
the barriers society has erected between
the two races as to social matters, and
the Sun and all the doctrInaires of the
north cannot do away with or diminish
the force and purpose of that sentiment.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11

@eeklu 6azette,

GENERAL PELLEssIRR of France has
given the Gate City Guards of Atlanta,
Ga, permission to visit that country
uniformed and armed, a privilege denied
them by the British officials. France can
count on the Gate City IN case of war
with Germany, and the Pfussians may
look to their defenses when contendiug
against honest pride and patriotism No
small part of the boys pride consists
in an autograph letter from General
Boulanger. in which he refers with
pleasure tc his visit to the United States,
and warmly welcomes the coming OF the
company as testimony of the patriotic
friendship existing between the nited
States and France.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11
ROYAL BAKING POWDER:
Free from Lime and Absolutely Pure.

The ROYAL Baking Powder is made from Cream Of Tartar
specially refined and prepared for by patent processes by
which the rartrae of Lime is totally eliminated.
This highly Important result has been only with
great care labor anexpense In money alone quarter of
million dollars has been invested in patents, machinery a
piances by which the eude Cream of Tart being procured
direct from the Wine districts Of Europe and subjected in this
country these exclusive Processes, is rendered entirely free
only from the objectionable Tartrae of Lime but from
other foreign substances.
This adds greatlytto the cost of manufacturing Royal
Baking Powders but as all its other ingredients are selected
and prepared with the precise care and regardless of
expense article is produced that is entirely free from any
extaneous substance and chemically puen all respects.
No lime earth alum mputy of any kind by mad
by the of aueated articles otherwise be
introduced into the Royal and contains ingredients
except those certified by the chemists necessary
to make pure, wholesome and perfect baking powder
1t costs more to manufacture the Royal Baking Powder
than any other but it is shown by chemical analysis the
only absolutely pure Baking Powder made
Royal the only Baking Powder made that free from
both lime and alum.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11
NEGROES ARRESTED.
Result of the Grand jury Investigation
Into the Washington County Election.

Result of the Grand jury Investigation
Into the Washington County Eie ction.
! Special to the Gazette.
BRENNAN, TEX, March S.-Allie Hunt,
James Hopkins, Lampsey Lindsey and
Willis Bigby were arrested here to-day
and taken to Austin under Indictment of
the federal grand jury, charged with bull
doing one Paul Desdman at the last
election. All the parties are colored.
This is the first fruit of the investigation
by thA5gfanG Jury into the alleged cleo
ton 4ntrages committed in Washington
ceuaty at the November election. The
negroes arrested ere all good men snd
respectable negroes and their arrest is a
SURPRISE to citizens, as they were
all knownSsa be peaceable negroes, and it
is thought their arrest is the outcome of
representations made to the grand jury by
some of their political enemies, who are
iounging around the Federal court at
Austin for that purpose, because they
dare1sto support the Peoples ticket in
opppsition to the majority of their
colofed brethren. Colonel D. c. Giddings
W. W. Search went to Austin
to Procure thsm ball and to take measures
for their proper defense.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11

Newspaper edi ors in Japan have to
send their first proofs of every edition 10
the Mikado's minister of state, who draws
his blue pencil through anything that~is
Objectionable. Every paper has a jail
editor. He is a dummy. The paper is
often involved in suits, and when process
Is sued out the officer enters the sanctum
and takes away with him the dummy
eGitor, who answers all purposes and
whose absence does not deprive the paper
OF any Of its working force Cor Chi
cago Tribune.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11

When the Big Springs Paragraph
reads the late contributions msde by 3
noble few of the people OF Dallas to
the News seed fund it will see more
reason than ever for saying that
The Fort Worth GAZETTE is chief whe7 it
comes to raising money for the drouth suffer
eTs.
Since THE GAZETTE's tow line was
hitched onto Dallas, the News fund has
been increased by the following donations
which are very handsome, and upon
which TUE GAZETTE congratulates the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., March 1.-THE
Creek and Seminole stockmen will meet
at Eufaula, l. T., next Monday to arrange
for the spring round up. From all parts
of the country comes the news that cattle
have wlntered splendIdly. The losses are
very light. and in many locations cattle
are fat enough for beef The Indian Ter
ritory cowman will get his beef on the
market this season from a month to six
weeks earlier than ever before.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11
The Maidstone Worked.

SpeCIaI TO The Gazette,
CISCO, Ten, March Mr.. S. r. Buch-
anan, the man who was bitten by a
skunk near ThroCkmorton 4 few nights
ago, and who went to maidstone near
Weatherford foT treatment, is in the city
today en- route for his home. Mr. Buch-
anan thinks he is now all right, though
his hand is still little swollen. He says
the maidstone adhered TO the place fifteen
times
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subscriber

The Dallas ct al. fund now amounts
to SlOlG.OO, and If THE GAzETTE's tow
line doesn't snap we will try to run the
amount up to $500 or $4,000. Dallas
has up to this date furnished twenty five
subscribers to the Dallas ct al. fund,
which is very good, when ii is considered
that Dallas has only $4,000 or $4,000 in
hshitent5
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War on Liberty.

There is one thing that the labor unions
Of this country must recognize, and that
is that non-upion man mas as much
right to work as anybody else. The saw
ing common sense of the American people
Will never indorse strikes or boyco:ts
that are main ly intended to drive out and
crush the laborer who prefers not to Join
organizations. All men should have q
far and equal chance in the race of life.
To deny them this is to make war or
human liberty. "a.
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Gets There.
Te1arkana Times.

Candor compels the Times to say that
THE GAZETTE always gets there with both
pedal appendages. This is suggested by
the seed funds, which blossomed, bloomed
and grew so gorgeously.
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How to Gain Flesh and S.rg.etb.

ssCse after each meal sUoTT's EMULSION
with Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable as
milk, and easily digested. The Tapidity with
which esitcate people improve with its use is
wohderful. Use 1t and trysy0ir weight. As q
rerleay fer consumption, usroaE affections and
rSHshiHsssit is uEsqualeG :Pieasesfead: ysI
used scouts Emuls5on in aehild eis9d months
old tkgood results. he gained foiu pounds
in a very sHort time. Tho. Prim u. D., kla-
hama.
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A Terrible Surgical Operation.
A FATAL MISTAKE.

The Cleveland (Oh;o) Press of February
%, 1883, Published an account of fatal
surgical operation which caused great
commotion among medical men through
out the whole country, Dr.. Thaysr, the
most eminent surgeon in Cleveland, pro-
nouncing il scandalous. 1t appears that
Mrs. King had been suffering for many
wears from some disease of the stomach,
which had resisted the treatment Of all the
physicians IN attendance. The disease
commenced with Slight arrangement Of
the digestion, with a poor appetite, fol
lowed BIZ peculiar indescribable distress
in the stomach, feeling that has been
described as a faint "all gone" SEN
satiou, q sticky slime collecting about
the teeth, causing a disagreeable taste.
This sensation was not removed by food,
out, on the contrary it was increased.
After awhile the hands and feet became
cold and sticky-a cold .perspiration.
There was ! constant tired and languid
feeling. Then followed dreadful ner-
yousness, with gloomy forebodings.
Finally the patient was unable to retain
any food whatever, and there was con-
slant pain in the abdomen All pre-
scribed remedies falling to give relief, a
consultation was held, when it was de-
c!ded that the patient had cancer in the
stomach, and in order to save the pa
TENTS life an operation was iustliable.
Accordingly, on the 32d of February,
1888, the operation was pestormed by DR..
Vance in the presence of Dr.. Fuckerman,
DR.. Perrier, Dr. Arms, DR.. GordorfB's.
Capner and Dr.. Hsakgsllof the police
board. The operation consisted in lay
inc open the cavityof the abdomen and
exposingSths stomach and bowels. When
this had been dcnasn examination of the
organs was made Ssgs to the horror and
trtsmsy OF the doctors there was no can
Ger to q found; The patient did not
have cancer. When too late the medi-
cal men discovered that'aAey had made a
terrible saafake, but they sewed the
parts togetheraa and dressed the wound
that they had hade44bpt the poor woman
saukfrom exhaustion and died in few
hours Row sad it must be for the hus
band of this poor Woman to know that
his wife died from the effects of surgi- |
cal operation that ought never to have
been performed. If this woman had
taken the proper remedy for Dyspepsia
and Nervous Prestrstion for this was
what the disease really was, she would
nave been living to-day. SHAKER
EXTRACT OF RooTS, OR SEIGEL's
CURATIVE SYRUP, a remedy made
expressly for Dyspepsia or In-
digestion, has restored many such
cases to perfect health after all other
kinds of treatment have failed. The evil
dence of its efficacy in curing this class Of
cases is too voluminous to be published
mere; but those who read the published
evidence in favor of this dyspeptic rene
iy do not question its convincing nature, {
and the article has an extensive sale.
|
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! go you want your section settled up
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a genuine female regulator and iron
tonic is in deIhgad by nearly every
woman, both married and single, and
that which stands pres is DR..
Dromgoole'ssEaglish Female Bitters.
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DR., Curtis, the distinguished specialist,
is having such large business in Tyler
that he has been eDHpelled to .proIong
his stay until Marchs 90. See him while
you can. y
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Any one having ell the numbers of the
Dsiiy dAzETTR fer the month of January,
Iooo' ana will part with them, WILL please
2 com nun cate witH business msnager OF
HE GHEFTE. We ueea theme to com.
piese cur files Or if this should meet
me eye OF the party who Borrowed ours,
'9Ahey VIII please return them at once.
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Why viii oG suaars with thoseS terrible
billousaeaasche mes, wsen Morriat Casca-
rine never failsto drise tAsfa avn
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). stamp ss o4t.he mugwnmp.., >,

=. stamp B3 04t the Mug w nm ps. 8,
MIR nIa,at ttaistead is mug WI. u
of 1877. tte now telegraphs To tue
New IOik rrioune as follows:
"Wni Rspubilcans of New York
kindly ,ake notice that the kepubli-
Calls of OHIO speak right out on the
great public Questions And We are
iew arasd for our direct methods by
success in stamping out the mug
wumps, and We have comparatively
lew pronIDiIionIsts. The Way TO hold
the lilies OF battle Is to edge them WIN
fire. And when the Solid south an
furls the broSd banner OF the Coufed
crate bloody shirt, we do not think il
wicked to put up The Old Flag and
turn loose the bird of glory"
This must be very Impressive to Re-
puDiicans, because 1t is the same Mr.
daisleau vino in the pIncn of the war
spoke right out" to Secretary Chase
as follows:
"Our noble Army of the Mississippi
is being wasted by the foolish, drunk
Ell, anu stupid Grant. He can't or
ganizs, or control, or fight an army.
have no personal fesling about it,
but | know he is an Ass.
1.-The Presldents Lincoln1 weak
death ami nell To the army. Can't you
take him by the lii rOat and knock his
head against wall until he is brought
TO his senses on the war business?
do not speak wantonly when L say
there are persons who would feel that
they We're doing God service to kill
him, if 1t were not feared that Hamlin
is bigger fool than he is. And yet
the pittful Congress twaddles weekly
in private caucus about political mat
ters, as ii little more niger would
do everything"
Mr.. Murat Halstead is evidently q
writer who edges bis lines with fire,
a person Of sound judgment and deep
perceptions, a discreet and valuable
Republican counsellor, and of heart
pierced with the woes of the colOrsd
race.-[ Harper's Weekly.